THANK YOU!!!! You are the first reviewer I've found that addressed the insanely fast shutter speed (well, without the shutter of course) and this will change my ability to document my work like no other camera available anywhere. I appreciate it and can't wait to get my hands on one and get to work! A+++ and I'm glad to be a subscriber! Now onto High-Speed Sync research on this. Wishing you all the best!

@theartofphotography

2 жыл бұрын

From what I understand - X Sync is 1/200 to 1/250 - HSS is 1/8000

@lalmlof

2 жыл бұрын

Sony a1 has 1/32 000 also.

@rezamotamedi8480

2 жыл бұрын

i will be thankful if you share the result of research.

@ercumentsorusbay8032

2 жыл бұрын

@@lalmlof Good for Sony

@ercumentsorusbay8032

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaegerschtulmann means?

As an a1 owner, all I can say is good job Nikon.

@gosman949

2 жыл бұрын

but you still have the Nikon beat with your A1!

@livejames9374

2 жыл бұрын

@@gosman949 debatable. Both are amazing

@michaelcgannon

2 жыл бұрын

commendable comment from a Sony head.

@gosman949

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcgannon you mean Sony fan boy!

@Lou-f

2 жыл бұрын

Nikon 1 owner

As someone who shoots Nikon this is really exciting. I doubt I'll ever be able to afford a camera like this but it's still great to see the technological improvements.

@NoSuRReNDeR001

2 жыл бұрын

nah mate... I never thought I would own a RED and now have A Gemini--- I just kept shooting and getting better. Better = better jobs= cash --- you will get one! Use what you got and make money with it !

@ajbarrett3661

2 жыл бұрын

@@NoSuRReNDeR001 I'm the same way, I'm in a position now where I think I could afford it next summer. Another mentor of mine, who's a professional sports photographer also mentioned that while these are pricey buys, you can still sell it for at least 80% of the value 2 years down the road if you keep it in decent condition. Which makes it more of an up-front purchase. Look at D5's that are still selling for $3000. Understanding that makes it feel a little bit better spending that money.

@georgesmith3022

2 жыл бұрын

Most mirrorless camera have electronic shutter mode in addition to mechanical shutter.

@josephschmeggins6311

2 жыл бұрын

The tech will trickle down. Hang in there.

@rs6350

2 жыл бұрын

@@ajbarrett3661 More like 80 percent for lenses if they are high end and 50 percent resale for bodies. The old adage of build your glass collection first is the best advice. Good used bodies are cheaper than ever before as well older good glass. YMMV

I've been ready to buy the Z9 the moment I started reading on its leaked specs. The z9 is such a great step for Nikon.

@djack4125

2 жыл бұрын

Fall 2022 before production ramps. imho

@jamesjonesphotography

2 жыл бұрын

@@djack4125 I believe this, it took me forever just to get my D780.

I just watched Morten Hilmer dragging the Z9 through arctic mud and picking up ridiculously small eyes of the little shore birds on Svalbard followed by Matt Granger hitting 200+ in focus shots in a row of a moving subject. This is a camera I can't wait to see listed on MPB or KEH!

@richardstone212

2 жыл бұрын

Me too tho the initial price is tempting !

@gosman949

2 жыл бұрын

KEH will sell them at almost retail price! The only way to buy these is new.

@TimberGeek

2 жыл бұрын

@@gosman949 I suppose almost is relative.

@joegrossinger3381

2 жыл бұрын

If you don't have your order in for the Z9 with one of the major camera stores then I believe you will have a very, very long wait if you order one now. One thing tho, I believe the Z7 ii is getting short changed with all the Z9 hype. The two cameras are very similar in performance specs. I have one and I love the video I get with it and the pictures are pure art. If you have a Z7 ii then I think you are getting a good preview of what the Z9 can do.

@gosman949

2 жыл бұрын

@@joegrossinger3381 I have the Z6 thank you and with the recent update, it almost becomes the Z6ii

THANK YOU for not calling this a "Game Changer" in the Headline or Thumbnail or audio. I have to admit that for a very long time this is the first time in photography I honestly think this will indeed change the way people will shoot professionally. No mechanical shutter is so radically different that I'm really really impressed by what Nikon has come up with. Now lets hope all those specs and functions will actually work. If that will be the case: congratulations Nikon for reentering the world of photography in a pretty impressive way, WELL DONE! (ex Canon, now M43 shooter, so cudos where cudos are due...)

@filipemartins7802

2 жыл бұрын

No mechanical shutter isn't necessarily something new. The Sigma FP (2019) has done it before although, guaranteed, not to the same level obviously.

@davidjb9199

2 жыл бұрын

@MP Because nobody else has had the confidence to remove the backup mechanical shutter, for one. And, if you look very closely, all of the others still have "some" rolling shutter. I have shot the Sony A7III and the A9 and they show slight hints of it at very high speed action. I have not shot the A1, but I want to say I still have seen some in the reviews I have watched (?). I could be wrong about that. Here, all performance HAS to be with the electronic shutter. The rolling shutter on the Sigma is why most people are not even aware they made this model. Also, I wonder if you admonished people from oohing and aching over the A1 and the R3? Both significant cameras in their own right. Sorry for the ramble...

@gromenteal2133

2 жыл бұрын

@MP yes but the question is why no one had the balls to remove the shutter if it’s no needed? And the answer is no one wanted to take the risk… so you should say to Nikon (hats off for Nikon for removing it while the major major companies are frightened to make that step).

It's been a long wait, but I am truly happy to have stuck with Nikon through the mirrorless innovation. I currently shoot with a D850 and Z6 - this will be a quantum improvement. I am already very pleased with the portrait and landscape shooting on those cameras but I simply cannot get great results with fast moving subjects as in sport, rodeo, and wildlife photography. This will open those doors for me while also making portrait and wedding photography bullet proof. Finally - a "last camera I'll ever need" option (until VR takes over).

@bobcook231

2 жыл бұрын

Sadly you stuck with ,, a camera that will need all new lenses for anything sports related as your focus speed with the adaptors will drop about 15per cent..

Amazing how tech pushes the limits - specially coming from Nikon, which many said was dead. Were I a pro, I'd certainly save for it. Now, for my needs - amateur, digital & film shooter who still have a darkroom at home - my D700 is still all I need, along with my F100 and F2s. But I'm really impressed and hope the Z9 helps Nikon get back to its place on photo history.

@bfs5113

2 жыл бұрын

👍It is awesome that you still have your 'chemical smell and sweat' darkroom! I stopped processing & printing B&W and Color as soon as I bought the Canon D30 in 2000. Over two decades with film & slides was enough for an enthusiast like me. Since I already have a F2A and D3, the Z9 will be a great camera to end my journey with.

@Jay-jb2vr

2 жыл бұрын

Long live film photography

Nice to see you shooting with this cam & your experience

I love and share your enthusiasm. The tools we have today are beyond my wildest dreams when I started photography in 1978. I don’t need a Z9 but look forward to its processing power trickling down to other prosumer models.

I’m super F’n excited for this and I’ll never afford it. That’s how good you are, Ted. Love the channel 👍

This was super helpful! Excited for when you get it in your hands to try it out and give us another review - I’ve been waiting for nikon to play catch up in the mirrorless game (before I upgrade from my d500) and this is so exciting!

Pretty nice release from Nikon, well done! I’m looking forward to seeing some folks adapt classic vintage Nikon lenses to this and see what photos/videos they come up with (other than the expected high action stuff).

Wow, just wow, pure awe, nothing short of. And now... do this in medium format :)

Holy cr@p!!! I had read some rumors, but this is just mind-blowing! Thanks for the update.

Curious to know with no mechanical shutter how does that affect shooting with HSS on strobes/flashes? It would be nice to shoot wide open in broad daylight and have my strobes/flashes fire normally without using HSS. Any info or clarification on this would be appreciated! Thank and great video by the way.

Superb review, superb presentation (as usual), and very, very exciting news.

Awesome review!!!. Can't wait to get my hands on this Beast!

Great info Ted. Especially impressed with the price. My first pro Nikon camera was the D1, and it cost $5k in 1999. The fact that they were able to produce this amazing image making machine 20+ years later for $5495...wow! Honestly, with the feature set, I expected $7495. It's gonna be hard for pros to ignore if they've stuck with traditional DSLRs thus far.

@gosman949

2 жыл бұрын

with the low resolution viewfinder, they cheeped out and it shows in the price.

@dominiclester3232

2 жыл бұрын

@@gosman949 On paper you are correct, but I bought a Z6 as soon as it came out and I was amazed by the viewfinder...so amazed I bought a Z7. The Z9 has a brighter viewfinder and its frame rate does not drop with faster shooting (unlike other cameras).

@gosman949

2 жыл бұрын

@@dominiclester3232 I have the Z6 too and am happy with it since I bought it from a friend used. But for $5500 we should get a higher density viewfinder!

@bamboojled8919

2 жыл бұрын

@@gosman949 what you are missing along with most that keep bringing up the viewfinder is that this viewfinder is all about the “nits”. If you are familiar with the new HDR monitors, it’s always about the nits, and this Nikon does not disappoint. The Z9 has 3000 nit EVF, 3x greater than the previous best which was only 1000nits. Again, as is always the case with Nikon, the sum is far greater than the individual parts.

@gosman949

2 жыл бұрын

​@@bamboojled8919 Yes I know about nits. We talk about them with TVs and computer monitors. 3000 nits is only good for bright sunlight otherwise it will blow your eyes out! Give me more pixels any day!

As I sit here looking at my D2H, I'm wondering if it's finally time to upgrade? Lol.

Appreciate your straight forward way of presenting information .

Thanks. Any news of SL3? I am saving, with that in mind. Or should I go for a preowned SL?

This was an awesome video. Holy crap this camera is stacked this will be a beast!!

I had been hanging out for the specs on this camera for a while, so thank you Ted for this video! I've been loving the ZFC and wanted to wait for this bad boy to come out before committing to a full-frame option as well. I don't suppose you know if Nikon are planning a foray into the Medium Format market at all, do you?

Looks pretty slick! Looking forward to hearing your thoughts when you have it in hand! Did they mention anything about HSS speeds?

Thank you for the excellent and fast rundown on this groundbreaking tech from Nikon. Thank you sir.

Wow! This camera sounds and looks amazing!

Great Info, Ted. You are a walking encyclopedia on photography.

Great review looking forward to the actual review with the camera. I own the Z6 and Z72, so I am a Nikon fan.

One+ years later, the Z9 is every bit as amazing as you say; in fact, even more amazing as they’ve continued to update and add features to the firmware. I love this camera!

Excellent video Ted. I love the fact that you pointed out the Z9 essentially has no moving parts and has truly moved into the solid state world. I did not think I could buy one what with all the hype and guessing the Z9 would cost around $7000. When I saw the price on the release video I immediately hit the buy button. Now I'm working on patience management as I wait for the camera to arrive. I have a Z6 and Z7 ii and love them both. If the Z9 really performs as advertised I will be totally delighted.

thank you for the great content. may i ask you, which camera and picture profile you used for shooting this video? skin colors are excellent.

Any idea how the Z9 would stand up against flash sync? Many had sync problems with probes especially diring HSS that they need to revert back to mechanical shutter mods.

Thank you. Looks good on paper. Looking forward to your thoughts after you will try it out.

Sounds like a winner. A true mirrorless with no mechanical problems. 👍

Another exciting part here is that Nikon Z9 is substantially cheaper than the A1 and even cheaper than the R3 in Europe. That makes it definitely not only very interesting based on the capabilities but also on price. Everything that I have seen so far tells me that Nikon (and Canon) has caught up giving us, the user, a great choice and competition will benefit us all.

Thank you Sir! Glad to see a professional talk positively about Nikon unlike some others who just take a chance to still bash Nikn not matter what efforts they do, kudos to you and keep up the awesome work. :)

Thanks for your video 👍🏻👍🏻

As usual, well done Ted!

Very interesting video. You put a huge amount of information in there very fast. I am posting this video on FM Fred Miranda Nikon Forum now. Thank you.

Fantastic video as always!

Do you plan to make a review of the Z9 in the future? I struggle a little with the AF of the Z7II and missed a lot of shots in comparison to the D5 I sold last year. Now I thought, my patience would be rewarded and I'm glad to get a Z9 soon. A great step for Nikon 👍

Pretty exciting! Can't wait to see the trickle down tech in the amateur side of things. It's not completely solid state though with IBIS

Will there be any s line lenses with leaf shutter in the future? Well, really thrilled if the flash sync speed goes up to 1/8000s

Wow - I've seen a lot of discussion on this camera and you did a great job of describing the practical benefits of these new features and technologies. One minor correction - the frame rates you mentioned were not exactly right. There are three different sizes and compression levels for RAW. The 20 fps is for full size full raw - and it writes the files to a fast card and clears the buffer at 15+ fps. The 30 fps is with a smaller file size version of RAW. The peak speed is 120 fps for 11 megapixel JPEG images. Finally - it's very important to have a fast card to support the fast speed. The Delkin Black and ProGrade Digital Cobalt are currently the only really fast cards, but more options and even faster cards will be available in the future.

WOW!! This is what most of us have been waiting a lifetime for!!!

Wow!!!! I have the F3, F4, F5 35mm DSLR, D3 and D800 and a ton of F mount lenses, I was thinking of just staying with my DSLR’s since I have the F mount lenses. But, I am now convinced that mirrorless is here and is the future. I will be buying one of these as soon as possible.

@rds990

2 жыл бұрын

Too bad you don't have a D5 or D6.....I'd buy it.

They've got my deposit! I'm with you, there are game changers aplenty on this camera, but the first pro cam absent a physical shutter is what the rest of the industry will now be chasing. My old brain wants me to fear shutterless re my strobe lighting work (portraits and action) but that's just fear of change -- I'll keep my D6 close just in case :) The AF specs have me giddy for my wildlife photography work. Thanks for your good content, as usual.

Not sure if I missed it, but I think it’s a good idea to say how many megapixels the camera handles. The video can do screen grabs at 36 megapixels you said? It might be a good idea to throw a spec sheet up on the video, if it the info was made available too.

Hi Ted, Which camera did you use for this KZread vid? tx

Ahh those Nikon colours in the pictures . . . delicious.

The Z9 looks like an amazing camera and Nikon deserves a lot of praise for such a well thought out approach and state-of-the-art tech. I'm struggling to understand how the lack of a physical shutter is actually a step above the Sony A1? Yes, the Sony includes a mechanical shutter but its electronic shutter works the same way the Z9 does . . . only you *can* shoot a 1/400 sync speed if you need it. Not trying to fanboy, genuinely curious what I'm missing.

Great description.

I stopped using the mechanical shutter at all a few years into using an A9. I realize that a few photographers still feel that they benefit from using the mechanical shutter on, say, the A1. However, for the majority of high-end camera users, you need to show that the Z9 is a lot more powerful than the A1 when the A1 is using its electronic shutter. I am ecstatic that Nikon has finally jumped onto the stacked-sensor bandwagon. Sony got everyone excited with their A9. They upgraded it slightly I guess for the A1, but so far don't seem to have developed it much beyond making it cheaper to manufacture. Nikon's decision to design and make their own sensor means that we now have real competition in what is clearly the future for at least high-end action cameras. This also fits Nikon's continued interest in high-end scientific and industrial imaging. I would suggest that people listen to what Jared Polin has to say, based on extensive hands-on experience with a pre-production model.

@reneefariasphoto40

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. However, I think this camera is targeted to a certain photographer. Like me who refused to jump to mirrorless until we had (1) a pro body and (2) we had a reliable Nikon focus system. I hardly think that Nikon was trying to turn others back to them who have changed. Instead it is intended for certain people. I ordered mine on release date along with FTZii because this module allows me to use all of my legendary F glass of old. Literally $30k plus in glass before mirrorless ever came out.

Bellissimo video, ma hai detto una cosa errata. Il nuovo FTZ II non ha solo il piedino come dici tu, ma ha una resa con gli obiettivi per REFLEX uguale agli obiettivi dedicati per le mirrorless... quindi non sono per niente uguali... direi brava Nikon !!!

I'm a concert photographer (primarily) that's been using a Z6ii for the past year or so and a D750 and D5300 for a few years before that. I'm super excited about the possibilities of the (apparently) vastly improved auto focus mechanism in this Z9. However, I wonder about the possibilities of getting "banding" when shooting in low/variable artificial lighting as is often found in smaller-venue concerts. Am I detecting a bit of banding in the image of the running shown at roughly the 1:00 mark in this video? I first noticed what I'm thinking might be banding in the silhouette of the hills in the background. Maybe it's just the way KZread compresses/presents the images - maybe it's not really there at all. But I really would like to see a reviewer check out the camera's ability to properly handle darker scenes that are lit with LED/stage lighting.

what about flash photography? No more rear curtain sync?. It would be interesting how the new technology adapts to these situations that involves multiple flash and slow sync shutter at night.

high speed flash photograph ? ie. greater than 1/250. of a second?

Nikon has risen the bar and given Sony and Canon something to think about. Well done. Nikon shooters can expect the Z9 technology to trickle down to the Z6’s and Z7’s ….. rejoice 😀Fantastic review!!!!!

Love your channel! By far the smartest and most articulate photographer out there! I don’t see why the Z9 is and better or revolutionary when compared to the A1 or R3?

@neglectedloves

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed with that... and I've seen tests where the AF wasn't as sticky as I expected it to be. Maybe it's a firmware thing, if not it's definitely not a game changer in that respect. I also don't like that there's no way of actually shooting uncompressed RAW at least at lower frame rates. All in all an impressive camera but actual tests of the final release will have to prove its glory... just my 2c

Thank you, Awesome review! And you pronounce the brand name correctly!

I look forward to seeing this tech filter through to the Z6/Z7 lines when we get to vIII. It's noteworthy that Canon have left space for an EOS R1. Will they be able to match this?

@alansach8437

2 жыл бұрын

As usual, the first camera out doesn't stand a chance because the competition knows exactly what they have to beat.

My cheap fujifilm x-e3 does the same 1/32000 s electronic shutter, what is new is the stacked sensor

Can it be used as a usb webcam?

Thanks for the preview, Ted! With an electronic shutter, I'm wondering how well it'll perform in wedding venues like churches and reception halls, under different types of artificial lighting. Banding is a big problem with silent/electronic shooting on my Z6 and Z6_2 cams. If this cam is truly banding free, I'd love to see examples under those conditions. Everything else looks amazing!

@sexysilversurfer

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent point, presumably they tested this though.

Glad they’re catching up to Canon and Sony. 8k and the perfect solution to the tilting rear screen (portrait and landscape!) are the big takeaways for me. If you want to see a sample of how the camera handles, Morton Hilmer takes one to Svalbard (78° north) in freezing conditions. He seemed impressed.

@stuartschaffner9744

2 жыл бұрын

I certainly agree that Morton's video is reassuring about the weather sealing. However, the rest of us need to remember that Morton is in top physical shape. Watch how he gets out of the boat onto a gravel shore and then one-hands an expedition pack almost as tall as he is.

@davidburchettephotography6513

2 жыл бұрын

@@stuartschaffner9744 Indeed 😀

I'm excited about the new FTZ, but will it autofocus with D lenses?

As a non-professional photographer this is way out of budget for me. But if it was my livelihood it would be a no-brainer of a workhorse. Really impressive. As a Nikon user I’m happy that they are putting a big foot forward as it will mean a lot for the brand overall.

@bjrnhenrik-pettersen9063

2 жыл бұрын

I concur distant cousin.

I'm getting kind of geeked out about this one. Not sure I will drop the cash but it's very compelling.

So... shutterless with these frame rates, is this not essentially a video camera that you can sweep about with and simply choose your stills from the reel?

Now to see if it really will performe with the specs the say it will.

This looks like a pretty awesome camera I just hope some of the technology will trickle down into future less expensive cameras that will replace the Z6(II) & Z7(II) I think that's going to be the only way they will be able to attract users of other systems & previous Nikon shooters to their Z line up.

@mikedfurman

2 жыл бұрын

I can’t imagine it won’t. That’s usually what happens with flagship cameras.

@alansach8437

2 жыл бұрын

It will, but by the time it does the flagship will have new technology that will make this technology old hat. That's how it works.

As a fellow Texan, and a subscriber to your channel, I am going to go a bit off the grid here and ask you to indulge this thought. You are the only channel I could think of that I would even pose this question. Can we get someone to explain (could be you if you understand the science behind it) first 1. what is a stacked CMOS sensor (first launched by Sony if memory serves me in 2012), 2. Why it is useful in the Z9 (vs Z7 for example) and the Pros vs Cons of having such architecture. Then it would be terrific to have someone at Nikon minimally discuss how they have taken the "cons" into consideration and what (doesn't have to be technical) they've done about it. I know this is a stretch, but if anyone would have the interest in this pursuit, it would be you (and that's a good thing). Last thing "There aren't any moving parts, electronically anyway" did you mean "mechanically anyway"? and what would you consider the IBIS mechanism?

Now imagine a camera shooting 10 or 20 years straight without any kind of maintenance, since there is no shutter and they protect the sensor with a stronger barrier.

Is there any feedback on the shutter at all? One thing I don't like about electronic shutter is the inability to take one or two shots. You just tap the shutter button and you've shot 10 or 15 frames! You don't always want 10 or 15 frames. The "clicks" of a mechanical shutter allow you to count frames. I find using electronic shutter, though it has its place, creates a ton of extra time in editing. Sometimes there is such a thing as too fast.

How about using with strobe?

Ok - so did I miss it or what's the sync speed for speedlights?

@theartofphotography

2 жыл бұрын

1/200 to 1/250 X sync and 1/8000 HSS

I hope Nikon has a 24ish megapixel global shutter in the works. Very exciting news on the z9

I shoot with the Leica SL2 but hooray for Nikon. Great to see photography companies stay competitive. We all win with the gem.

WHAT AN OUTSTANDING CAMERA

I wonder how high the flash sync can go? 1/800 sec?

@chimpy9823

2 жыл бұрын

1/250th I think ?

Long-time Nikon DSLR guy....converting to this beast as soon as I can get it without a waitlist effort.

Did that Polin guy find the focus button meanwhile?

@filipemartins7802

2 жыл бұрын

Living rent-free in your head lol Did you at least watch his video?

Want one… Just ordered one…

As a Nikon shooter I am very excited. Waiting patiently to buy one

@FrederickDunn

2 жыл бұрын

They are listed for -pre-purchase today.

@ginadias4787

2 жыл бұрын

@@FrederickDunn Done!

What about...Long Exposure Noise Reduction...? Just curious.

Nikon always makes the best built rugged cameras that can't be beat! A True Camera Company and not jack of all trades🤔.

I want one!!!!

How do you not get light headed talking so fast? Love the video! The camera looks sick. My biggest complaint about mirrorless cameras is the sensor dirt when changing lenses, this looks to eliminate that. It would be very cool if you could send in your Z camera to be cleaned and retro fitted with the sensor guard.

@gosman949

2 жыл бұрын

yep he talks fast and lives in my city, Ft. Worth where the West Begins the people talk slow. He must be from NY City!

@gosman949

2 жыл бұрын

My Z6 sensor has stayed clean. You just have to be careful when changing lenses!

@maze400

2 жыл бұрын

@DEREK O’NEIL That's what I meant when I said "sick". I totally think it is the king of the hill!!!

Jeeeeeeeeeeeeeezuss that's absolutely BLAZING fast!

@BlackHawk2029

2 жыл бұрын

Apparently the buffer on it is huge as well, if I'm reading correctly.

Dude dude, they tossed everything at this thing, so cool, hope it works 😁

Now they just need to use that processing power just to make the af box stickier, which I doubt would be too difficult considering the power they’ve utilised

@lifewithoutborders1348

2 жыл бұрын

its and overlay issue not AF issue

I don't have a need for a camera like this but if they came out with a crop sensor version too replace the d500 I'd buy it. I know it wouldn't have 8k (which I don't need) and it may not even shoot as fast but I'd still buy it.

I wonder how the banding will be with strobes as well as indoor crappy lights.

@lifewithoutborders1348

2 жыл бұрын

they did tested it and got no banding issue, i am not good with technical numbers on this. but in launch video they explained how its handled and you wont get any banding

I see this being used in the NFL for broadcasters on the field. It's great that Nikon has pushed the boundaries for electronic shutter. Can't believe no flippy screen HA!

@davidjb9199

2 жыл бұрын

I am going to guess they targeted pro sports Photographers who do not, as a general rule, vlog. But, with the video specs this has I can see why you would want it to.

so you mean it can be used in studio strobe lights ?? or it'll have bending ? or it CAN'T be used in studio setup with strobe lights

As a former Nikon shooter who switched to Sony A7iii three years ago, I'm excited that Nikon is finally back! This shows that they have access to technology and know how to compete with Sony and Canon! And hopefully they learned their lessons to not do the cripple hammer treatment on their cameras!

How is HSS affected shutterless? No old HSS or always HSS?

@theartofphotography

2 жыл бұрын

HSS is 1/8000

Want. bad. Definitely my next camera!

Amazing